I love their corn dogs here! Literally the best. The milkshake was perfect as well. Only thing that…read moremade it 4 stars was because my smoothie wasn't fully blended & it wasn't to my preference on taste. Super friendly service & the pricing here is so good. I'm surprised not even more people know about this spot.

Do you want to have the best corn dog of your life? If the answer is yes, then you should visit…read moreBob's Espresso. Bob's is bucking the latest health trends and leaning into life's simple pleasures, namely their iconic dipped-meat-stick. In my opinion, their snowy little shack should be named after the dogs themselves, instead of the espresso. They do have a plethora of drinks that you can choose from, but I can't speak on those. I was locked in on the main prize all day, taking down two of these monster dogs. You'll immediately be taken back to a simpler time, maybe at a state fair or your local carnival, which was probably the last time you had one. Your impression of a corn dog is probably that it has too much breading, like a sausage wrapped in a pancake. But no, these are much more dog-forward. The batter is only a thin layer, making for an impeccable crunch on every bite. The inner-dog is flavorful and juicy. My only gripe is the lack of variety in sauces. I've proclaimed many times here that I am a sauce boi, so mustard and ketchup alone will not cut it. A mayo-based sauce would have taken this to the next level as a dog shop. But I can't take away points for that, since this is still the best of my life. A worthwhile stop after a day of hiking, skiing, or shameless indulgence.

Awesome stop when going from Eastern to Western Washington…read more View from patio is beautiful (ski resort) and food is super fresh and yummy! AND I know it's unheard of nowadays, but the prices on prepared food were good for the quality. I have the Caprese Bowl...so tasty...Im pretty sure a whole chicken breast was used. Seasoning and flavors were excellent.

Very adorable market with really cool, trendy hipster/health food store type items, that are kind…read moreof expensive - for example, a $3 can of soda and a $14.50 small sandwich, but hey, you're far from everything, and you're in the mountains, so that's the way it goes. It could be a five star ring if people were a little friendlier, but maybe when you walk in, and you're not from there and people look at you like, "what are you doing here?", that could be improved upon. I would go back though, because their food seemed fresh and they even have a little produce section. Also on a different note, there are other parts of the building that I've been in previously, and I think there are rental spaces for office remote work or even just a small event -- it is a very pretty building inside and out

My rating is 3.5/4!!! My friends and I stopped at Snoqualmie Pass for a quick caffeine boost…read more Overall friendly staff, cozy mountain vibe and a chill spot to warm up. Coffee was decent though wish they had sugar free options. Still a cute lil pit stop before hitting the trails!

Best coffee ever!! Atmosphere was outstanding and the food was great can't think of another coffee…read moreplace to go to

Worst chicken strips and fries I've ever had. Bathroom stinks. Gets crowded. Lodge area is small,…read moredirty, gross bathroom smells come up the stairs.

I usually bring a mountain sando, but we didn't have time before heading to Snoqualmie. We got to…read morethis lodge at 10:45. Most food options weren't open but they had soup. We tried to get 2 things on the posted menu , but we're told they weren't available. So we ordered what we thought was two soups for $11.50 each (based on the menu), with a 15% discount the bill came out to $29 and some change. It didn't add up so we asked the lady at the register and she informed us the coconut curry was a rice based dish for $18.25 and the chili was a soup. We were hungry so we paid even though the price still didn't add up. The coconut curry was dissatisfying - bland taste and not much chicken. The chili was reminiscent of wendys so not bad. By 11am the grill still wasn't open and the line was getting very long. After our experience, I'll make time to keep bringing my own mountain sando. The lodge seating was nice.

wow, my partner and I were really into this place. And we must not be the only ones because we were…read morein the area a few different times throughout the day between 8:30 am and 2 pm, and there was always a line of cars in the drive through. They have several alternative milk options, are very reasonably priced and offer $1 refills on drip coffee, and have lots of pastry (including gluten free, vegan, and gluten-free vegan options!) options as well. The medium drip coffee wasn't my all time fav but wasn't bad either! Staff were super nice, and service was quick. There is a huge amount of indoor and outdoor seating; it was a place where you could both be there to read/study or to catch up with friends. The best part is that the outdoor seating has a beautiful view of Mt. Sai, the most popular hike in the area. We will definitely come back for our coffee needs when passing through North Bend. PS they have a loyalty program if you're local!

Extremely Disappointing Customer Service…read more We stopped at Huxdotter Coffee in North Bend on Friday and ordered a 16 oz PBJ Smoothie, a 16 oz Mango Smoothie, and a ham and cheese croissant through the drive-through. At the window, we received the croissant and the 16 oz PBJ Smoothie, but were handed a 12 oz Mango Smoothie. We immediately pointed out that the drink was the wrong size. Rather than simply acknowledging the mistake and correcting the order, the employee told us that the order had been entered as a 12 oz drink. We reiterated that we had specifically ordered a 16 oz Mango Smoothie. Instead of saying something as simple as, "I'm sorry, we'll remake that for you," we were told that she would have to refund the original charge and then charge us again for the 16 oz drink. Seriously? Apparently, Huxdotter has developed an innovative new approach to customer service: If we make a mistake, the customer gets to fix it. The mistake wasn't ours. We ordered a 16 oz drink, and the employee or the person taking the order entered it incorrectly. Yet instead of taking responsibility for the error and providing the customer service one would reasonably expect, we were essentially given a bureaucratic explanation of why correcting their mistake was going to require additional transactions. We were on our way to an appointment and didn't have time to wait around sorting out an issue that should have taken less than a minute to resolve. We simply said, "Never mind," and left. What is especially disappointing is that this wasn't about the cost of a smoothie. It was about how the situation was handled. Mistakes happen. Good businesses acknowledge them, apologize, and make them right. Telling the customer that they have to go through a refund and repurchase process because the business entered the order incorrectly is simply poor customer service. Unfortunately, this experience left such a bad impression that we won't be going back. There are plenty of coffee shops willing to treat their customers better.

Worth the trip from coast to coast? Absolutely…read more Come for the coffee, stay for the views. The couple who served me were incredibly friendly, and I'm genuinely glad we had the chance to chat. Their warmth made the experience feel personal in a way you don't often find. I'd recommend this spot to anyone visiting nearby. It's unlike any coffee shop I've visited before, memorable, welcoming, and well worth the stop.

We drove from Seattle to Leavenworth and made a stop at Espresso Chalet to take a picture with…read moreBigfoot. It was such a fun experience! This is such a cute coffee shop. They have a nice seating area, and I felt like I was in the middle of a forest. It was so serene and relaxing. As much as I wanted to try one of their lattes, I had to stop myself because I had just finished a latte from a coffee shop in Seattle. Instead, I bought a bag of Tim's Cascade Secret Sauce Potato Chips. I was shocked when the total came out to almost $9. It was definitely pricey, but I'd never had those chips before, and they were so good. I haven't been able to find them anywhere back home in Los Angeles.

Food was mediocre, the bus staff was very nice, there were cockroaches crawling on our table and on…read morethe wall. I let staff know and they moved us to another table. Weirdly we were still charged full price for our meal even after this incident.

This was by far the worst meal I've ever had in my entire life…read more Let's just start from the top. $35 for a sausage gravy biscuit with hash browns and sausage. The sausage was saltier than a salt block. The biscuits and gravy bland and tasteless and same for the hash browns. Not to mention the bathroom situation. Someone took a dump on the male bathroom floor and the staff smeared it with a blanket. Not even bothering to clean it. I will never come back here

I enjoyed a bourbon vanilla latte (it could have been a little hotter) it was delicious! I also had…read morea gluten free chicken/bacon Sammy. It came on a gluten free bagel which was toasted. It had a great flavor and the chicken was tender. It also had provolone. Not a lot of indoor seating, but lots of outside seating and dogs are allowed. It's a tiny cafe attached to the bike shop. Great customer service and good experience visiting with a friend there. Plenty of parking of the main road too

On our way out from seeing Snoqualmie Falls, we stopped at this local coffee shop that's tucked…read moreinside a small sports shop. I ordered two matchas: a strawberry and their seasonal special of peach coconut. Sadly, they were both too sweet. I hadn't realized that they would use syrup flavorings rather than real fruit. If we're passing through again, we'll opt to try their espresso drinks instead.

If Heaven had a pit stop, it would be Lee's Summit Deli and Grocery…read more I don't know what kind of sorcery they're working with at this gas station mini mart, but I walked in for a quick fill-up and left with a renewed sense of purpose, a heart full of joy, and the best soda of my entire existence. Let's start with the service: From the moment I stepped through the door, I was greeted like royalty. The cashier didn't just say hello--he beamed at me like I was the long-lost heir to the Lee's Summit throne. Need help finding something? They don't just point--they escort you. I asked where the beef jerky was and got a full guided tour of the snack aisle, complete with flavor recommendations and a brief history of teriyaki. I've had less attentive service at five-star restaurants. Now brace yourself for the soda machine. This isn't a soda machine. This is a carbonated cathedral. A fizzy fountain of dreams. I approached it cautiously, unsure if I was worthy. It glowed like the Ark of the Covenant. There were flavors I didn't even know existed--Peach Vanilla Dr. Pepper? Cherry Lime Sprite? A root beer so rich it could pay off my student loans? And the ice--oh, the ice! Perfectly crunchy, chewable nuggets of frozen bliss. I filled my cup, took a sip, and nearly dropped to my knees. I've tasted vintage wines, artisanal coffees, and hand-pressed juices--but nothing compares to the liquid euphoria that flowed from this machine. The rest of the store? Immaculate. Shelves stocked like a Swiss watch. Bathrooms cleaner than a hospital operating room. And the deli? Don't even get me started. I had a turkey sandwich that made me question every other sandwich I've ever eaten. If you're within 100 miles of Lee's Summit Deli and Grocery, cancel your plans. Drive there. Experience it. Let the soda machine baptize your taste buds and the staff restore your faith in humanity. Five stars isn't enough. I'd give them a constellation.

I just made a quick stop here at Lee's Summit Grocery and it was awesome! First walked in the…read moregentleman(I think the owner) was super outgoing and friendly! Spoke to me with the most cheerful happy attitude and brightened my day just as I walked in. I order a couple Crispitos and a couple burritos. While he was wrapping those up I went to grab a drink. As I'm checking out he said "btw I threw in a couple more crispitos and I don't even think he charged me really at all for the Crispitos with my bill at $9 and my drink was $3. Well whatever it was, the service, the cheerful gentleman, and price made my day! So thank you sir! You put a smile on my face and I thank you for that! Hope you have a wonderful day also!

Vibes = great. Food = great. Views = also great . Went here before a hike (got a bit hungry on the…read moreway oops) and it did not disappoint! I got a veggie dog (thank you for having a meat-free option) and the soft pretzel! You have to pay extra for the veggie dog which is annoying, but pretty standard everywhere. One of my all time favorite foods is a soft pretzel and this one was a perfect pre-hike treat. Perfectly toasted crispy outside, soft in the inside, perfectly buttered and salted. You order at the counter and get a buzzer for when the food is ready. We sat outside and took in the mountain views. Was there mid-day on a weekend and it wasn't too busy + fast service. Didn't try a beer as I don't think that would've set me up well for the hike, but definitely will be back!

You cannot beat the views from this brewery. Blue skies and mountains. And delicious beer. I had…read morethe Kolsch today as it's a light beer. Crisp and refreshing. Friendly service and cool vibes. For my six pack to go I chose six different flavors. It was a good price for the mic and match up beers. Nice to be able to choose six different flavors. And the pretzel. Oh the pretzel. Definitely one of the best pretzels I've had. Soft and chewy. Served hot. Sprinkled with salt. And the beer cheese sauce such a guilty pleasure. Sorry, not sorry, ate the whole thing. A large outside area with covered spots. And air conditioning inside. Treat yourself. SYOY!